Sentence examples for the precise shapes from inspiring English sources

Boiled, bonded or washed, the wool left a dry impression, though it gave him the precise shapes he wanted, especially for belted coats with a '40s flair and skirts with raised, fluttery pleats.

Iran was given the engineering drawings that could have helped it cast uranium into the precise shapes needed to build the core of a nuclear bomb as part of a larger black market offer in 1987, according to previous agency reports.

However if we approach the two imitation peacocks and peer into them to note the precise shapes of the twigs that make them up we will find differences.

According to Terrance Goldman, a physicist at Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico, figuring out the precise shapes of exotic particles like the can "fill in the last major chink" in the armor of quantum chromodynamics.

More precisely, he claimed that the objects that affect our sense organs must be extended and hence material things, though they may not have the precise shapes or sizes that our senses represent them as having, and though they do not have colours on their surfaces or bear qualities of smell and taste (Essay I.i.2. §§11 12).

To clarify the way in which Income Support, Family Credit, and the child nutrition programmes might affect labour supply, Figure 1 shows a characterization of a possible budget constraint – the precise shapes will depend on a variety of circumstances such AS rent, and the number and ages of children.

Furthermore, because of this assumption, M is not sensitive to the precise shape of the profiles of the lift function (in particular the Gaussian-shaped profiles with constant standard deviation (iii)).

But what will be the precise shape of this change?

What is the precise shape of this global hierarchy?

But the precise shape of the S varies from one category to the next.

Nor does social reform work by tailoring legislation to the precise shape of the previous harm.